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ADAPT/ROMAFOT</A>
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<TT>ADAPT/ROMAFOT</TT>
<FONT SIZE="-1"><TT>int_tab [thres] [i_factor] [s_factor] [h_factor]
[x_size,y_size]</TT></FONT>
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This is a self-explanatory command. Its use is recommended in order
to facilitate the convergency taking into consideration the differences
in exposures and seeing conditions between the template and the other
program frames.
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At this point the user has reached a stage which correspondings to
that after executing <TT>GROUP/ROMAFOT</TT>. In fact, he/she has all the
objects organised in <I>windows</I> with certain trial values and
he/she is ready to execute the command <TT>FIT/ROMAFOT</TT>.
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The user may realise that <TT>ADAPT/ROMAFOT</TT> does not delete the
objects which in the new frame are, for instance, fainter than the
photometric threshold: it only flags them. This flag will
allow the registration of such objects but with the instrumental
magnitude set to ``0'' in order to keep the sequential
correspondence of the objects in different frames. It is certainly
wise not to loose such correspondence using the key <I>``C''</I>
in <TT>ANALYSE/ROMAFOT</TT>. The key <I>``T''</I> should be used instead.
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<I>Petra Nass</I>
<BR><I>1999-06-15</I>
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